October 15, 1874 (4 pages)

*s.; Application for a Patent to a UNITED STATIS LAND OFFIOE: Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 24th, 1874. OTICE is hereby given, that Osmyn ~~. Harkness, in bisown Uebalf: and in trast for Frank Savks J B. ‘taylor, J. H, Abeel, J. F, Moedy, B. F. Moore, H. H. Brown, Wm H. Kiuder, Henry Weisgarber, Alberts. Benton, 8. ¥. Huls y and John ° Anderson, whose Post Office is Gold Run, Plac ~ -ounty, Ca ifornis, have nhade application _r Satent for tue Church &°G@ lider Gate s.cer mine, situgtein Gold Run Mining D.sttitt Placer County, Ca ifornig;sné. déseribed in the pixt and fielu notes on file ‘Tu this office-as follows, viz; at . Sarvey of Exte:ior Boundaries Conimencing at the 3 W eorner of the claim, at corner of Heury Weisgarber’s garden fence, at a stake mark: d OC. G, G, C., (Church aud -Gokién Gate Claim) from which thé corzer.common to Sections 4, 5, . No, 504, . Application for a Patent to a ~ Mining Claim. “~~, Unrrep.States LAND ‘ FFICE, 1 bacramhento, Cal., Aug. 27, 1874) 3 Kistle, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal, has made application for Paten: for the Missvuri Canor Placer Mine, situate in Youn Bet Mining District, Nevada cuunty, Cal. and described in the plat and field notes on file in this offi & as . follows, viz ; -urv y of Exterior boundaries. “Cummoencing at a stake marked ‘‘Mo, uNo 1,” {Missouri No1,} and *C, No 11” (California No 11 fro :. which a pine 6 inches in diameter bears N16° EK 60 links aistant Bnd 4 spruce stump siandiny on the south sileof.Mussuuri Ganon, bears 5 5> 15’ » 3.i5cns Uistant. -Thenee one true line,variation 13> aot: B 89> W 12.60 chs feliowing down the nvrthive of Missouri Cation to « black oak 5 in @ eal ovted and C-No 12” Gtound on thr rh owned by Rose & Durseé. 8) W iR00chs toa i = distant and run Vafiation 12> Kast, North _ 1142 b 6.77 chs along the live 6f H Weisgarber’s fen. e to « stake marked G.G G.-C. ——_N-E51g O-E Ft ee tothe NW corner of Weis-arber’s fence, Set a sta.e marked C GGC, 837%° E 3:03 chs to the 8 W cor:"ner of fhe Gem claim. Setstuke marked C GG." 6 67%9 K 15,56-cns. T6.the south corner ofthe Gem elaim. Set a stuke mars-! eA CGGQGQ. N-3%?-E 12.08 chs: to the ast corner of the Gem-—ciaim, to ‘a.stake marked © G GC." 'N To}g> W 11.70 chains ou-line of Gém cl#iin to tie south east coraor of the Buy state claim to stake marked «1G G Coin mining cut. 8 86%° EB 14.60 che;ztong the line of the Bay State claim toa pine 3 inches india marked C GG.C. _ N 80> W 13.70 chs to an ocak stump marked CG GGu. N42%> E637 chs to a stake marked © G GU in sach’s hydraulic cut. ° N 174> W191 chs to stake marked 6 @ GC m mining cut. .N 3314S & B.49 chs t& viake mirk:d C@°G Cin ent. N 78°8E .84 chs, tu the suuth-vast corner of the i ncle Abe claim. Set stake swarked 0 GG-C. $ 274° E 4.88 chs to the south west cor. “er ut the Priadle claim, to a stake warKed w~3GC, N 724°: E669 chs to the 8 E corner of the Prindle Claim, ret stake mark«4 CGGC. N17%2 W 15.76 chs to the.N’ k cornerof-the Prindle. clann, set ‘stake ‘arked CG GU. 817T= W 8.93 chs to the _¢ W corner of the Prindle claim,set stake marked UGG CG. :.8 68> W 462. chains to-a pive stump, séet.stake marked C GGO. 8 IT? W6.62 chs to NE corof Wolcott’s garden fence marked ‘ence post C @GC. N 284° E 5.09 cha to a stake marked CG @C.N 494° E 44.70 chs to a stake marked CG GC, N fl? KE. 17.49 chs to corner stike on rail road vank mur,ed CG GC. N 712 £12.80 chto a pine stump marked GG GC. 8 16° E 3.50 chs to'a stake mirked CG GO, 8 66° W15.02.chs to the N W corner of the Union cletm. Set stake marked 6 GUC. 8 20° E9.78-chs to: the 8 W corner of Union chim Set stake marked CG GO.N 18>_E 2.46 eis, set a stake marked CGG@ C. 845° E 5,59 Ghs tuvs conrér of the racific cl»im, set astake marked CG GC. $164° E-5.61 chs to the line of Jonathan Moody’s claim. Set fatake marked CGO O,. N 86° W 435 chs to corner of J Movdy’s: ‘claim, seta stake marked GGO. 8 40 chs. Set astake marked CG G@C from which a black vak 6 im. dia bears\N 834° & 49 links distant. variation 17° 45" Mast. N 86% W20 cha to 44-atuke on line between Sections 3 and 4, Set suk: marked C@G CO. . South 39.62 cha to corner of Golden Gate claim. stake MarKed C G@GU frum which the corner common to Sections 3, 4,9 and 10 bears-due south 38 links distant. ‘Thence 18>*Hast, N. 76° W 14.78 cus to a corner of the.Guid Runclaim ‘Het stake marked UG @ Cy. & 596° W 8.70 chs along line of Gold Kun claim toa stake. inarked UGGC. N86%> W 692 chs on Gold ttun jine to a stukemarked 0 G GU. N.Q° gu’ E243 chson,Goid Run live toa stake marked CG GO. N69? W 4:44 chs on line ot Gold Kun to-@take marked C G GQ; N26%° 6.34 chs on_ line of Gold Kun to stake marked 0 @ GO. ~N 804% > W 6.10 chs on Gold Run line to a stake.varked C-4 GQ. N 19> W.8,60 chs to a corner of Moore & Co’s claims to an Oah stump markedUGG@ oc. § 84%> W 6.63 chs, on line of Mocre Co’scjaim toa stake marked C G@G O. 8 1° E 4,04 chains *on line of Moore’s claim to a stake marked 0. GG °C, North 88% W 10.82 chaing.on line of G Mackie’s iene to a stake murked OG G O, $ 25> W 2.49 chs on line of G Muckie’s gar den fence to astake marked C G@G@u. N 744 > -W 5 15 chains to the place, of Deginning -nd containing 363 80 acres and’ being &# portio of thie Wg of frac N W44 See 3 and 84g of See and N BY of section 4: Township 15 North, Rang#@10 ta t, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. No record of said lovation cam be sound, Adjoimmng claimants are owners of the Union; Pacific and Moody Placer .cluims or. the east, the ownersot the Moore & Co’s und Gold Run Plaver Mines on the South, dhe owners of the Gem Bay State and Uncle Abe Piacer Mines on the west. All perrons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present thie same before this Office within, sixty days from the first day of-publishing hereof. __ ‘tf. B MoFARLaND, Register. Chas, HW man, Atty, Sacramcitto. al6 NOTICE. PANO TAX PAYERS AND CONTRACTORS Notice is heraty given. at in accor \ Legislature of the Staie of ‘Califor! a the Cownty of Nevada,” E will seli at public ‘sule to the lowest responsible bidder, in otel, in the town of Cherokee. Bridyepor. Township, County afOresxid, on the 17th day of Cctuber, 1874, at 20%lock, P. M, a contract for consti ucting @ Ne oad, as folluws ;— Commencing at 2 point On the Ditch of the English Mining Co. at Ba’ Hill, in said Township, spauned bY a briuge, extending thence alony the line of survey 0: d new road, made by D. B Merry, County or of Nevada County, to a point. on “the . county road, extending from Nurth Juan to the town of Cherokee, between the bridge and Varney's Hotel, in said town of wherekee, said roud nut to be less than 12 teet wide at ny point thereon, graded in accordance with suid survey; three bridges 19 be constructed Ghereen ; one across the Kureka Lake Ditech, another across the Milton Mining and Wat.r‘o’s ditch, both of uid bridges to be constru-ted in a substential and workmanlike manner so as not te dame said dit-hes, and tobe covered with + inuch plank, 14 feetleag.: a Db ; be cen tructel at saik point near Hotel,-wr-tesands baid br dge tote 20: feet Spam between abutnents, 00 ieet in length, of govd durable materials und tube canstructed in # substantial and wWorknaulike manner, road and brides te be 6m before the Lith day and repaired to. and including the Mouse iu peeks es ai : CHN McCoX¥, Koad Commissioner, ~ Fuurth District, Nevada County, Cal DE. T B.ESMOND,Formerly of Washington, — AS removed to Nevada, and eolic ti the patronage of the citizens of Ne vadu and vicinity. Water Strect, three deers froma earner, #19}, . @ance with tbe provisious of alAct of the enmtied ‘‘sn Act to piovide for’ the locatien, consiructiun ind waint-nance of public urney'a i urvey eressen & Cut known as Lb. wovan & “hyah’s tail sluice : Said completed to the satisfuction of the Ruad Commissioner om bef of December, 1874, aud there fter kept in wood: travelin * order 4 it} iay at. the Court Rooinef said Probate Court Office and residence on our hots 10 chs fromthe age of Missouri mn, 1,20'c 2 . o tailings, $459 45° W 4.15. she tions te sect’ on (én Sécr 25 and 36. Tp 16 Nit \&.M DM 10chs West of corner com mon to Sects 26, 36. 30 and-“1, chs to a. %@0ak marked ‘Mo No 4” 5 45° 3 § ttrchrw torn live dik niark 0.6" WA 34> EB : 4 to a black oak 12 inches ‘iches in diameter, murkeéd ‘Mo No 6." .N 80> E 7,20chs, tos fir tree 24 inches d*a. marked ‘Mo No 7" standi’ gat the junction of the West side of Williams Kaviné with the south side of Missouri Canon.» 5 62> E6 0U chs running up the Wert side of Williams ravine tod a spruce tree 40 in dia, marked ‘*Mo No 8.” N 57> & 1.45 chs acroes Wisliems Ravine toa live vak 2G in dia, marked ‘‘Mu No9” st 1iding ou the hast side ot Willitms ravine, N 43° 30’ W547 chs toa black orK 8 in dia marked ““Mo,No 10” stunding at the jun: tion of the East side /of Willianis_ ravine with the south side of Missouri canon. N 55°. 30° £.11,21 chs. to the corner common to Sects 25 and 36, Tp 16NRKR, 9 East,und 30 and3l. Tp16N K10.KastM D B and M. NTI? 40’ £10 20chstoa live oak 16 in diamarked.‘‘Mo No 11” 8 88° 15’ E 13.81 chs to a spruce stump morked ‘*Mo No 12” N 5> 15’ & 3.65 chs tuxpiace of beginning and containing 19.51 acres aid being a‘ portidn of tue S3g of SW44 30.16 N 10E and S E \ of 8E% Sec 25, and NE 4% .of N Kk ¥ of Sec 36, Tp 16,NKR 9 Burt Mt-Diablo Base and Meridian. Sad location was: made abou the year 1854 by Joseph Chew, Robert Uhew and J. Kern, no record of which can now betound,. Adjoining claimants are ‘Rose & Duryea onthe North. Burk & McCarthy on the East. Stranahan & Cu.on the West and vacant landon,t.e South, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to priseut the gaine before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. f. B.McFAKLAND, Kegister. ¥ 0.H.Wyman, Atty sepl 2G SIG. Application for a Patent to a ~ _ Mining” Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICB, ' ; facr: mento, Cal., June 23, 1874 OTICE is hereby given that M. MeLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. MeLeod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R J. McLeod, whose Post Office-is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the McLeod Placer Mine, situated in Hunt. Mining District, Nevada County, California, and degen bed in the lat and field notes on file in this office as ‘ollows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundarics: Commencing at the éast corner of. the Clainat a stake marked M.‘L. P.M, (for McLeod Placer Mine) from whith a black oak 3 inchés.in ciameter. bears North 9> West 11 links distant. And the corgtr to Sections 24 and-25 Townships 16North Range 9 East, and Sctions 19 and’30,Township 16 North, Runge 10. East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, bearsSontli' 77S Hast 6.05 chs. distant, and run, Variation 18° Fast, 845° W, 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 links wide course SE-and NW, 1.50°chs. intersect section line between sections 24and 26, 7 chs. west from the corner to Sections 24 and 25,19 and 30. 14.86 chs. set a stake at the original corner of the Claim, marked M.L. P. M. from which a spruce 20 in. dia, beurs South 51° 15° East 32 Tinks distant. Thence, variation 18> East, N. 404° W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N.and 8. 15.54 chs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16:64-chs,smeail ravine 6 links wide N-and 8. 22,29 chs. ditch 3 links wide E and W; 26.09 chs. ditch N and 8. 28.04 chs, small ravine SW and NE 382.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim marked M. L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, frora which a black oak 30 in. dia. bears S7i° EK, 34.-links distant. Thence variation 18° East, N, 384° BE. Rancees chs, ditch 3 links wide N and S? 12.76 cha, ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original corner marked M. L. P.M,, from which a black vak.10 in, dia. bears N 23° W 7 links distant. Thence 6n line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18° East. 8.43 ° E 2.14 chs. ditch N-and-S. 8.14 chs. ditch N and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NE, ~24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. $0.79 chs. mining flume N and 8. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and SE. 33.29 che. ravine) SE.and NW. 33.64 chs. to the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 aerea.and being a portion of the SE , Sec, 24_& NE & of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. ‘McLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H Cole, R. F. Mcbeod, G. A. Wanamack, ky McLeod, J. G. Poor;S. E. Wanamack, J.D. McLeod and R. J. Mcheod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining Records, book 5, page 399. Adjoining ¢laimantsare owners of the Jonny Lind placer mining. claim on the North ;mo other ciaims join >this one. p All persons holding any advytse claim thereto are hereby required to present the ‘ame before this oflice within sixty days ft ‘the first day of publishing hereof. ol3 T. B. MCFARLAND, kegister P. M TATE of Gal ia, County of Nevada. In Probate Cou Nevada county Calitornia. Inthe matterof the Estate of Phillip Baltz, deceised. appearing to the said Court_by the petition this day filed by Charles F. Schwartz, the tor of. the Estate of Phillip Baitz, prayin for an order of sale of rval an Sonal estute, that it is uccessury to aell t whole of the real and ;.eesunal estate to par expenscs-and charges of is wg ordered az, the Court that all persens rested in Astute of said deceased Pb before thé Probate Cour on Saturday, the l4tinday of Noveinher, A. D. 1874, at 10 o’clocg in # 6 furenoon of said in the city ot Nevada, t show canse why at least four succe. sive Weeos in. the Nevada Daily . ranscript, a newspaper printed . and published in said city and county, ‘Nevada City, Got. bth 1874: JUHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk.of the Count of Nevada. I John Pattibou, County Cler POTTEs-& SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial Street, é‘ RE xelling great bargai A ERY, GLASSWARE, Wa end VT "TOW SHADES. Y ovade. Lurid Jeb, LOTR fies, im CROCK.) — All PAPRR, of the County of Nevada-state of Ualitornia, and ex-officiu Clerk of the Probate Curt in toregoing to be a full, toue and currect copy ecal } said Court, thia 6th day. of Oct Nex ifhereby given, That. William.i. 2.84 cha, ditch 4 links wide. N and S. 6.921: the allowanceto the fumily, and the debts . . nistration. t . . PY an order should not.be granted to. the said Adiinistrator to seil-ull o tne real and state ot-the said. deceaa.d. And , a copy of this order be pablished and for said County, ao. hereby certify the of an original order, on file inthis, my of‘Ca LIFORNIA. INSTITU Ketablished by = > oe. J. C. YOUNG, {N 1850. No Cure, No Pay, Consultation, by Letter or ethe:YHIS UELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 21 yearsgand has become one of. she m stcelebrated Institutions of the age, The great number annually received and cured, place it in point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second PRIVATE DISEASES. eyo In Males and Irregularities in Females are the yreat destroyers of health. They insidiottsly-atteck the system, and, gradually undermine atid destfoy it; they: drive jhe bir-om f-om tlie cheek, the lustre from the eye the strength and vigor from the frame, tle} give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of ip PS oe marks can be seen in 3crofiila, Consumption: vcipples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and. the Insane. 4 MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious _MINERsL POISON are not. cured ; the disgase bas assmned a new form, 2 Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, rhat leaves the poisor te craw! through the syrvém, eating-its_ way into the tis organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst outin the future with 4 yirnsnce that will baffle the effects of medicine ae SEMINAL) WEAKNESS. The young mab who experiénces thut growing weakness in his muscular and mew. tal organization should stop and consiu . whence ita rises/*"He-will tind in the weak,essof the back, trembling of the limbs, . disordered digestion, unaccountah.e failim: z uf the powers.of the mind, distaste for scciety, dread of immpénding trouble, foreboe:ings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivic-1s dreamis, accompanied by growin y viqafness, loss of muscular power, and niaaicrous-other syiiptoms of disorganizatio:a, -tne positive traces of that most terrible arid destructive of all diseases—Seminal Wea kbis hope of iife and manhood, and dreggi ng him along the broken path-of his existence, toward a premuaturesand loathsome grave, Co him who gnds his life dribbling ouf-in the discharge of the vital principle of existencein nocturnal and diurnal emissior s, the mere cessatiou vf the causes of its a psearance brings no relief. « Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one n° hope of cure; but adds to his misery i. the knowledge that the one who looks t> kim for so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and 4n ‘innocent coinpanioi. of his punishment. Headds to his miser: and disorder until hope leaves him. There ig no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physiclan whose practice and careful researcl: has made him thoroughly conversant with: every phase of the disease, Those who havi: become victims of solitary vices, that dreaaful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytictand consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves w th its misguided victims,should consult/wi aout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Qoctor would especially recommend um sell, eto. ‘Curenwithout hic of exposure. Peete cee “LADIES. with disease, and. } Metical or surgial eae ut ey pangs tf is there a physici * is fuliy com ee Doctor, anderstunding now fniperatively necessary ~ these reqairements are, feels called upon to { interpose, and by culling the attention of ‘. the dflicted to the tact that he has been a for ‘twenty Years, and is fully quaified to { administer in all cases, both medically and . surgically, not in’a superficial manner, but in ef thorough a manner as years of study and' practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from tire hands of the unqualifiéd unscrupulous, and designing. ‘Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in himone whocan feel and sympathise with andbefriend them introuble—one in whose secrésy the utmost confidence can be rlacee. To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persoens of either sea, who wish-to consult the Docter; and who cannot visit the-city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and agsurance of 4 cure at home.All letters returned or detroyed, Address, : BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D, No. 618 Sacramento Street>near Montgom ry. Box No 596, pee Application for a Patent to a < Mining Claim. ae eens United States Land Office, Sacramento. Cal, sept. 4th, 1874.4. ce is hereby given, that Edward Carney and _bembroxe Goodspeed, Wiese Post Ortice 18 Nevad@eity, Nevada County, Cal Lave made application for Patent forthe Curney & Goodspeed placer mine situate in Hunt’s Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Califg.nia, and deseribed in the plat aud notice on ale in this office as follows. viz; The E ¥ ofS W \ of N EX, Ss y¥ofS ¥of NEXofNE \yand8E \ of. Nb 4¢of Sect’on 24, Tp 16N ROE, and 8 % of 8% of N W & of N W\& Sec 19, We of 8 Ws of N. Wig-sec, 19, 16.N 10K, Tp. 16,N Ri0 EM D M. and containing 100 acres. Said location iscomposed of three sets of claims the Goug: Eye claims. locaEva ness—wasting away hispuwers, destroyi ag . Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases . ted Feb. 16, 1856, in the names.of R. CalaHunt’, Hill Jisurict, the Camden claim -at recorded, and the Alpha“laim, no record of which can be found was located in 1856. Sargent on the North, A. G. Turner & Co. on the South, te _adjoining claimants ‘on the East or West, s . Ail persons holding-any adverse claim thereto are bere by requiredto present the same before this office, within™sixty days trosa the first day of meee hereof T. B. MePARLAN D, Register. 41 Niles Searis, Atty. ' Assessment Notice. : ORTH BLUOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING CUMPANY, Location of oie pal piace of business, S«n brancis.o, Califcruia. Location of works, North Bloomfield, » County, California-—-Notice is hereiven that at a meeting of the Directors the Sixh day of Uctober, ment (Number Thirty Four) ({—-$1 00-—)-per share wae ot One Dol office of the campany, ‘San Krancisoo, California. . Any stock upen which. sai shall: remain unpaid on Tue day of November, 1874,shallbe ment shall be made before, way et al. and recorded in page 18, Records . Adjoining claimants are Jacobs & ; lewedmpon thecapital of com. pany, payable mediately, in United States. gold coin, tothe Secretary at the linquent, amd; will be duly advertised, for sele at publi: suction, aud unless pay-> will be sold 8 turday, November 28th, 1874, to pay. the delinquent assessinent, together with. cost tt MAIN STREET, NOKTH SAN JUAN. : ie prepared todo DENTAL WORK ina. , part of Nevada QGounty. Send name ond place of vesidenve, — ——=) 1s74. 06 4QHN PaPTISON, Clerk. ~f advertising and, «expenses. of sale. By order of the Board of. Trvstesz. ° THOMAS D&HBY., Secretary Ottice —No. 320 Sansome t, San Fraaeiweco, California, j . 7 DR. LEONARD, BBNTIST,. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Char, es. _ DR. W. K. DOHERTY» Medical and Surgical Institute. (Founded in 1853.] i No, 519 Sacramento Street, Oerner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few doors below the What Cheer House}* . >) ‘SAN FRANCESCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, ~ Established expressly to afford the afflicted. Sound and Scientific Medical aid,in® < he Treatment and Cure of al!” Private and Chronic diseases, Casesof = =* Secresy AND ALL SEKUAL DISORDERS. B ' To the Afflicted. . De a W. &; DYHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronag ,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to cousult at his Institute-ior the cure of chronic diseasesof the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Discases. viz: Syphilis im all. its torms and stages, Semingl, Weak ness, and all the horrid consequences of self{-abnse, Gonorhea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissior+, Sexual Debility, Disegzses Of the Back 4nd Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kid_. neys,efe., and he, hopesthat_his long expe“20 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES = 623 KEARNEY STREET, \o.asLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases is itr all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In. potency, ete. Skin Diseases (of yéars stunding) and Jcerated egs sac es ully. treated DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned from visiting the princupal H ls of Evrupe, and has resumed: prackice’at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Ccramer_sa., San Francisco, where his old: patients and those uiring his services may tad him, . ) returned ‘with increase. acitities fer the lleviation of husean siffering. Hortible Diseases. }* How many.tleusands of persens, both “avflé Sid fermale, are there who are stuifering out a miserable existence from the-ct-abhorbe xuto the system ! their broken dowu constitutions, disqnalirience and successful practice will continue to insure hima share of public patronaye. f oy tL“ enjoyment of life. By'the practice of many years in Europe and the United States -he is enabled to‘apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all. kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct.and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in soviety._ All parties consulting him, by letter or othérwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit” Bs ee To Fema es. when a female is enervated or uffiicted with disease, us weakness of the back ‘and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power. palpitation of the heart, irritability, Dervonsness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria. sterility an dall other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write aut once tothe celebrated Female !octor, . W.K. Donerty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him_about. her troubles and diseases. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature To Correspondents; Patients, malé or female, residing in any . part of the country, h wever distant; who my desire the advice and opizion”of Dr. Doherty, im. their respective vases, and who think prvuper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to bolding a personal, interview, are respectfully assured that theirCUMMUNICA PIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular gruduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. If the ¢ate be tul-ly-and candidly—descriled, personal com-. munication will be unnecessary, a3 iivstructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatinent of the case itacif, (iuchading the cemedirs) will be forwarded without delay, and in “uch a manyér as to con.ey No idea of the. purport of the letter or parcel transmitted — a'd your conditivn require imnediate attention,send ten doliars, coin, for ‘that valu in currency} ‘by Mari or WrLts, Farco & Co.’6 'XpRrss, and a package of medicine will be sent to your add: ess with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by lk tter or otherwise, FREE. Permazent cure guaranteed or no pay. § perma torrheea. DR. DOHEKTY has just publishcd an important pamphiet, eubodying his own Views and experience in relation to Impotence or Virility, being & short treatise oa : permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, Neryous and Physical deb lity conseq «nt on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Orguns. This little work contain. information of the utmost value to all, whcther married or singh, a: d will be sent FKLE by mail on receipt of ix Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Aditress. W.K. DOHERTY, M. D., ° 824 Sun Francisco, Cal. No. 593, Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED SiATES LAND OFFICE, pacramenty, Cul., Aug 19th, 1874. ‘YP OPICE. is hereby given, That Henry Mellor, whose Post Uftice is Little York Nevada county, Cal. hus mude application for Pate tf rthe Baltimore Plucer Mine, situate in Little York Mining District, Nevaua county, California, anu described in the plat and field notes °s follows, viz :— Commencing at Post xo 5, of the upper part of Lower. Christmus Hill ciaim on lower ba. k of the-Littie York Compary’s divch at amoak stump tuarked (B P M) for Bultimoré-placer mine, from which a black vak }" 6 ip. dia bears N 74°15’ W 11 links dist and the wituess post to the curner of Sects 32 and 83 on Third Staudaru Nerth, lownship 16North, Range 10 East Mt Didblo Meriuian bears 8 2°%S W 21.11 chs distant-and run variation Is? East. Ns 06chs to a sugar pine stump 44 inches in diameter on lower bank of ditchs being the west corner of Station No7, of the Upper Christmas Hill claim 8 66° E 8.22 chs on sine of Upper Vbrist mas Hill claims to a post and ruck pile on south side of road. trom Little Yorx to Lowell Hi‘l. N 60° 20’ 2 10.37 chs on Jine of ‘Upper Christmas Hill tostatien.No2 of eaid ecluim, mark«d stake B P M, from which a ine 3 in dia bears 8 56° W 46 inks dist. 5 T%S E3.44ch> on line of Up;,er Christmas Hill cleim to Statio: No3 of said claim on East bank ef little dit.b trom which a cedar 30 in. dia bears 8 67° E 53 links dist. $215 W 12 chs. set a stake marked BPM rom which a black vak + in. dia bears nérth 30° 30° b:46 links distant, 8 454° E 15.50 chs down en N E side of sinall ravine toa stake marke* BP M30 links NE from ra vine, trun which a cedar stump 20 in dia bears N 30> W 15 links dist. 8 7T6%° E 93 chats toastake marked BP M from which a live oak 3 in. dia bears S 53° E 9 links dist. 8 3.05 chs to the % -ec stake on south b whdary of 8S:c 33, from which a corner of Goodner & 1 eatt’s Bear River claim bears due Kast on the Lhird standaro north 1.40 cis distiut. -h 53%> W 5,23 chs runnitg up the 8 decf ravine to a stake maar’ PM. N 50R W 15.80 chetoa stave amurked B from which a black oak 10in dia bears N 53° 30’ W 3S iunksdist. N 524° W 5.22 chs to Station No J, of the upper part of Lo er Christmas Hill cleime markea BP M, from which a : marked B't bears N 03° 30’ W 32 tia 8 ust, N 879 W 9.53 chs 0. line of upper part or Lower Christmas Hill claim o Station No 4 of said claim. N75° W4.91chsto place of bening and containing 19 52-100 acrewand a portion of theS 6 ot Section 33, ‘Township 16. North, Kange 10 East Mt Dia blo Base andMeridian. saiu location was made many years ago by diferent Compa ny’s, and no record of said locations can. be tuund. This applivant has had the claim recorded in the mining records of Nevadse Couuty, May 18, 874. Adjoining claimants pore owners of the upp r part of b-wer Ubristmas Hul oy the vo:th and owners of the '{ 01 Lower Uhtmistmas Hill claim a b red ey ¢luims adjuin. persons hg avy ad clair: thereto are he 4 a same betore the within sixty days, frou: the first day of a) ing pe: Bi * Attorney ane Counseior at Law ~~ AT BRICK OFFICE, , t Balt ugsor oraa lor sets ‘ef Feeth, 23 é “ p Front of tue Court House Nevadse City, fying them for the happiness of marrinye In this horrid situation thousands suffer watil death choses the scene Let parents, guwa.dians, friencis uae —ade private disease his especial study for yeers, and who is: certain to cure fur ruost inveterate. cases without mercury or injurious Aon It is important to these whoare afflicted, or tothose who are imter astcdintue welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing. their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the pub ¢ by using the names of eminent “physic 5 from Europe end other places, Be, therefore, carefal and make strict inguiries,or you may fahl igto the banes of those charlatans. Semimal Weakness.: Seminal Emissions, the consequence ‘of self abuse. his solitary vice, or depraved gexual indubgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost wn limited extent, producing with unesring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, auless cembasted by scientific medica! measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots unde the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlng in the ears,“ noise like the rastling o1 leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, Weakness of the limbs, venfused vision, blumted inte)lecs, loss of confidence, difmderce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, less of memors. hectie ffushes, pimples and various ernptions about the fese, furred tongue, fetid breath, coucg s, consumption, night sweats, mondmanhis a1d frequen’ insanity. if relief be not obtained. persons’ so afilicted should apply immediately, either in n or by letter, and have a-cure effected his new and scientific mode of. treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and wadiealoure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Doliars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured ot this complaint by either of the San Prancisco quacks, Be : Married Men, Or those who contemplate mavriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful muladies, should net forget the sacred respunsibility resting mpon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. , _ Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicimes way rely his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect uo more than to be charged witha fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the cixcustances . of the cases, rather than a tiv prevale tand nel” % practice of extortion umong quacks ard pretenders, Dk. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, ading himself to effect a radieal and peranent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. ; Persons at a-distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, time the disease has continned, and the “cine promptly forwarded, free from conntry, with full and plain direction for abe. coin, in ‘a-registered letter thromyu the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express.to any partof the Union. et.eet, conver Commercial, San Francisco. Post Off Bex 1957. <i Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Remem er to put BOX 895% on tBeteter. Consultations FREE. . a7 Correspondents will, please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise ment in tae DatLy TRANSCRIPT. myl \ UMMONS,—State of California, County > of Nevada, es. In the Distri-# Court of the 14th Judicial District of the ‘The Peopie of the State of California send greeting-to Henry Powell, Patrick A. Fox‘arty)-William Fogarty, Jo n Thompson, Daniel Folsom, Charles Abbott, Rufus McEachern, Daniel Folsom, as Adimimistrator _of the i state of Freeman Folsom deceased, A. R. Terner, William ‘Folsom, John H. Hill, M, R. Edwards, BE. S. Hugill, George A. Ellis, James Peyier, O. W. Che ry, Da. vid Gower, Charles ‘Turner, Thos O’sulli-van 8, B, Caswell, Francis Coffey, Morten Algier, U. C. McLelland, Patrick U’Mcara James Caine, Owen Rice, John Doe, kich’ ard Roe. Kobert Roe, Wm Roe, Henry Koes . and Joseph Roe, defendants. You are here:. by r quired to appear in an action ‘ roughag: inst you in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District »f the State of California, in and forthe county of evada,on the 17 h day of April, 1874, by EGward Allison, Plaintiff, and to answer the compdsiut filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of service, afver the service on y u of this Summous—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District within twenty days: otherwise within forty days—or judgment wil) be takeu against you by default, accondiny ‘to “the prayer of said complaint. B; ingan action to quiet the title to a fertela, lot of ground situated Bridgeport ownship, in the county of. Nevada, and known as the ‘Allison claims,” wherein plaintiff prays for 2 decree of the Court de‘termining the title to said ground, that defenuants have no right, title or interest in said ep oe an br 9 aay ev ry ore of om ‘orever : asserting an: iin whatever, in orto sai premises we any part thereof adverse to the plaintiff. Aiso that plaintiff may have aga re: over his costs of this action, ali of which is fully Set 1.cth in ssid complaint to. which especial reference ishereby made, And you re hereby notified that if you fail to appear Regu ge OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY euch as Gondrrhes,Gieet, Stricture, Syphil> ye } ‘Phe Doctor has spared neithertime Lor . : ai pee . Obtained and increased when, allow woney in . ng OWS. sew Fomedies, Oe BAe . lesythan disability warrauts, but ogg tor . sioms are allowed to. Mrxicah and Florida . War sojdiers . State ot Texas has granteq }:Peusions to surviving . K. -volution. New Orleans and Mobile Prize. ~ length of , uamage and curiosity, to any part of the . By.-efididsing TEN DOLLARS in . Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney . tate of ' Calfornia, in and for the County of Nevada . Mary Quinn, Cal b Bowles, I. 8, Larue, . . em Pests are as Ng 34 Montgomery SAN-CEKANCISCU. nF the Republic in California and give prompt attention to the collections o . Additional Travel Fay, now due tor. Commercial; Saw Francisco. . 2nd Nevada Voluute:rs discharged morg . than three btindred miles trorh home, Soll ' diers can depend upon fair dealing. e, mation given frer of charg! enclose stump for reply and state compan and regiment and whether you have~, dj chirge. “Corgress ha duly 22d, 1-61 tor ti ree. cam be obtained tor services’ rendered be_ . fore 1855, but not for services. in the late wir, Pensions fur lute war and war of 1819 vetering, of’ Texas Money is nuw due and beg paid. W, Hy, Fert of secret mdulgences,; or faom virus . Aik: h-nlso attends to Genetal Law and Co}. Look at their . pallid, e:.aciated and disfigured faces and action Bu-iness. jy93ra ' Assessmeit Notice. NY. ovation/of prinvipal place of onsiness, Sai Francikco,.Calitornia. VV tome GULP MINING COMPA. To: . extion of Warks Nevada © Re heattend ‘any of, those who are sufferi.g . > County, California. with anv of. these horrible life destroyig . malsdiea—see that they ase cared for and . cured hefore it Ve too 1iver< Seat ten im . mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician Who N ticeis hereL, givin thatuta meeting of the Buurd of Trustees of suid) Company heid on She 30th day .of Septe. ber, A.D 1974, an assessusent of forty (40) cents pen share wes-dexvaed ujpofiethe capital stock of the corporation, puyxble immediately in, United States g ld coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, No: 410 Monte §urmery Street, San Frauvisco, Cal. Auy stock upon whith Gail assessment shall resnain unpaid on the Becond da of November, ,1874, shall be deemed de. lingm nt, and will be duly advertised for gale, at public auction; and unless payMent shall be ma te before, will be sold on Monduy, the 23d day-of November, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together: with cost of advertising aud expenses of . sale.’ Sa ‘ By order of the Board of Trustees. W. J. GUNN, Secretary. Office, Boom 2, ti t 3an Francisco, Calitoruia. . hae eg sate of California, County iy of Nev.da, 85: In the District Court of thr Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevada. fornia send grécti:g-to_,hmily Champion, Defendant, You are hereby required to ap. pear in an action vrogit : the District Count of the Fourteenth Judicial District ot the state of California, in aud. for she County of Nevada, on the 5th day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion, Plaintiff, aud to auswer the complaint filed therein, within ten. days (exclusive of the @ay of service) atter the service on you of this Surumons -if served within this county; or, if seryed out of this county, but jn this District, within twenty days; other. wise, Within forty days—cr judgment will be taken agvinst you. by defzult, accordi to the prayer of suid complaint. Being action for the ‘dissoluti.n of the bonds matrimony, alleved tu exist between Plaih., tit! and. yourselt, o. the ground of desertion, afb.of which is more fully set forth in said, complaint. Asi And you are-her-by notified that if you faittoappear ald a:swerthe said com. plaint as above requ red, the said plaintiff will apply 'o the Cuurt for the relief there. in detaanded. At paca oem Pattison, Cierk ot District~Ccurt aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office,. in the city of Nevada, om the *Sth day of October, A. D. 1874, : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. C. Taylor, Atty tor PLff, , 06 Nu 602. 4 Application fora «atent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, S. cramenté, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874 ls wie is hereby given, That Charles : '. Bates, Henry i’. Wilkison, Josiah vV. Harroun and Henry Randolph, whose Post Uflice is Wasuingtot, Nevada County, Cal. have madeappli ution for Patent for the Local Option Flacr nine, situate in Gold Hili Mining District, .evada Counfy, Califoruia, anu described in the plat and field no ¢s on file in this cfflce as follows, viz : situated on surveyed land, being the 8S 1-20f N 1.2. 0f S$ 1-20: N W1-4,81-20f 8 L of, N W 1-4 und N 1.2 of N J.2 of N 1-2 of): 5 W 1-4 Sec 14, ‘Township17, North, Tange 19 Kast, Mt Diabio B:ise and Meridian and. containing 80 act. s Said location was made Aug. 16, 1874, by these applicants and duly recorded in book 5, pages 46] and 462, rec. _ ords of Mining Claims «f Nevada County. Adjvini.g claimants are on the West the ¢'ainis of William Folkes atid on the North Eost and Sout.) the land if unoceupied and unclaimed, All persons heiding any adverse claim thercto are hereby required to present the sine before the Kegister.and Receiver, Sacrament), California, withinsixty days from the first da) of publishing hereof. T. B McFAKLAND, Register, 3, D. White, Atty fur Applicant. 06 . Notice te Cred.tors. N the matteroi the hstate of James P. Hoburt, deceased. Lay Probate Court, Nevada County. Notice ix hereby given. by the undersigned Adininistrator of the Estate of dames P. Hob :t, deceased, to tho cr.ditors of, and to all persons ‘having claims agd4ius the said deceased, to exhibit them With the necessary vouchads within fourmonths after the first publication of this frotice,to the said Administrator at the law office of_ iles Svaris, in the City ef Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada. : ~ GEO. W. HOBART. __ Administrator of the.Kstate of James P. Hobart, deceased. Stal Niles Searls, Atty. al4. Xotice to Creaitors. I the matter of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, decease. Notice is hereby giver v the gee bar Adwinistrator of the a lpg 1 wn aims , Ab us ha against the said deconed to poker them with the vouchers, within four mupths after the first publication of this notice, to the ssid Administrator at the 1¥ office of Niles Searls in Nevada City, in the sountv of Nevada. Dated Sept. 7th, 1874. J. JACOBS, Administrator of Estate of W. W, Frisbie, deveased. : Nilesqeurls, Atty. pens ee OBSTAC.Es TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN iru {he eff cts of krrors and Abuses in early hfe. Manhood restored. ImpedV H. ALK bt As Atsorney at Law. and e Cjmmander of the Grand Army‘g¢ California’ : t Infor. When Writing, disextended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty yp_ der Act of Jury 28, 1866to dunuary 1875, gy, ail sch claims must be made before that time. Originat Bounty of $100 has been aj. lowed atl volumtecrs who enlisted before Tee. years, if not paid the same -.en discharged, Land Warrants. pen. No. 410 Montgomery St., The People 6ftlhe State of Gali: : ’ NE a ay P, BROW) rea A Transcript : TERM ‘One Yéar—in _ Six Months, . Phree Months ’ Per week, T Rates for Ad tet insertion ; #equent inser wertisers, OTIC! NAFFZI -copartnershi p : ‘under the firn Tee And will cont at the old star COMM. They will k very best of Ba “MEATS SAUS: gaitst-you“ta-— In testimony whereof,. 1,. John. “BAC ‘GER are um eat the pe Nevada City TOLL ] , THE UNI Gepharx ‘Valley to Gras wthe ridge to tthe county r unore or less, price. This gives a ment which v the purchaser nizh employm for Terms a + seplo-tf BROAD . AMES.CC ‘ ways-sup: PORK, MUTT Orders filled vered at thei Give me aca Nevada, Mar THE AWN 412 Call sLondon Offic :. New York Age 21 Broad ‘Capital Sto , TLL rece s make © <¢changeand Bu} Letters of Cred FREDERI ls IGN, mnt THARVAE Consulting bet. Sutter are open and M FERDE _AVILe aminin: -chusetts Infirm pularity is . of al ulous diseases. venereal prostr pot : Ne b 8. and ajswer the sald complaint as abowe re-. of ieumene Rew cok oats seme AS trong = japtaracting tention ‘pply to the . dies. Books and circulars sent free, i © Boiler 54 —— + Comeneee. svaied env . Adviress HOWARD AS im. tubes. Hots Naa} piu testimoux whervot, 1, John SOCTATAGM Ne, atk tence weit stitehs One Engine 1 _pReal 4 Eattison, Clerk of Dintrict Court . Philadelphia, Pa,—an im: titution baving § & Co, Ban Frat Fi woreseid, do-hereunt~ set my hand . high, reputation for honorable. conduct #24 Two Bo lers, aud impress the Seal of suid Court, at office riteetnaal skill ee 3 In. tubes. yom — Nevada; on the 28d day of . “———: ae Six 5 .atamp B . oteon ao, dOEN PATTON. cert. . EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. non Gusw, ots ‘Byrne snd J, B. On. nevessary Attorneys. week: Commercial Sineet,, Mewbtes.' This machines ; a AMES MONRO having. opened a. met ander. Apply t ee eae See ss Va ‘9, 8upply custumers i vecialty—Diseases ef Women and ‘oui quality of Beet, Mu.toa. Pork, Veal, corel > drew, paz. . Bees, Vorued Pork,ec., at the lowest price rahe’ as

*s.; Application for a Patent to a UNITED STATIS LAND OFFIOE: Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 24th, 1874. OTICE is hereby given, that Osmyn ~~. Harkness, in bisown Uebalf: and in trast for Frank Savks J B. ‘taylor, J. H, Abeel, J. F, Moedy, B. F. Moore, H. H. Brown, Wm H. Kiuder, Henry Weisgarber, Alberts. Benton, 8. ¥. Huls y and John ° Anderson, whose Post Office is Gold Run, Plac ~ -ounty, Ca ifornis, have nhade application _r Satent for tue Church &°G@ lider Gate s.cer mine, situgtein Gold Run Mining D.sttitt Placer County, Ca ifornig;sné. déseribed in the pixt and fielu notes on file ‘Tu this office-as follows, viz; at . Sarvey of Exte:ior Boundaries Conimencing at the 3 W eorner of the claim, at corner of Heury Weisgarber’s garden fence, at a stake mark: d OC. G, G, C., (Church aud -Gokién Gate Claim) from which thé corzer.common to Sections 4, 5, . No, 504, . Application for a Patent to a ~ Mining Claim. “~~, Unrrep.States LAND ‘ FFICE, 1 bacramhento, Cal., Aug. 27, 1874) 3 Kistle, whose Post Office is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal, has made application for Paten: for the Missvuri Canor Placer Mine, situate in Youn Bet Mining District, Nevada cuunty, Cal. and described in the plat and field notes on file in this offi & as . follows, viz ; -urv y of Exterior boundaries. “Cummoencing at a stake marked ‘‘Mo, uNo 1,” {Missouri No1,} and *C, No 11” (California No 11 fro :. which a pine 6 inches in diameter bears N16° EK 60 links aistant Bnd 4 spruce stump siandiny on the south sileof.Mussuuri Ganon, bears 5 5> 15’ » 3.i5cns Uistant. -Thenee one true line,variation 13> aot: B 89> W 12.60 chs feliowing down the nvrthive of Missouri Cation to « black oak 5 in @ eal ovted and C-No 12” Gtound on thr rh owned by Rose & Durseé. 8) W iR00chs toa i = distant and run Vafiation 12> Kast, North _ 1142 b 6.77 chs along the live 6f H Weisgarber’s fen. e to « stake marked G.G G.-C. ——_N-E51g O-E Ft ee tothe NW corner of Weis-arber’s fence, Set a sta.e marked C GGC, 837%° E 3:03 chs to the 8 W cor:"ner of fhe Gem claim. Setstuke marked C GG." 6 67%9 K 15,56-cns. T6.the south corner ofthe Gem elaim. Set a stuke mars-! eA CGGQGQ. N-3%?-E 12.08 chs: to the ast corner of the Gem-—ciaim, to ‘a.stake marked © G GC." 'N To}g> W 11.70 chains ou-line of Gém cl#iin to tie south east coraor of the Buy state claim to stake marked «1G G Coin mining cut. 8 86%° EB 14.60 che;ztong the line of the Bay State claim toa pine 3 inches india marked C GG.C. _ N 80> W 13.70 chs to an ocak stump marked CG GGu. N42%> E637 chs to a stake marked © G GU in sach’s hydraulic cut. ° N 174> W191 chs to stake marked 6 @ GC m mining cut. .N 3314S & B.49 chs t& viake mirk:d C@°G Cin ent. N 78°8E .84 chs, tu the suuth-vast corner of the i ncle Abe claim. Set stake swarked 0 GG-C. $ 274° E 4.88 chs to the south west cor. “er ut the Priadle claim, to a stake warKed w~3GC, N 724°: E669 chs to the 8 E corner of the Prindle Claim, ret stake mark«4 CGGC. N17%2 W 15.76 chs to the.N’ k cornerof-the Prindle. clann, set ‘stake ‘arked CG GU. 817T= W 8.93 chs to the _¢ W corner of the Prindle claim,set stake marked UGG CG. :.8 68> W 462. chains to-a pive stump, séet.stake marked C GGO. 8 IT? W6.62 chs to NE corof Wolcott’s garden fence marked ‘ence post C @GC. N 284° E 5.09 cha to a stake marked CG @C.N 494° E 44.70 chs to a stake marked CG GC, N fl? KE. 17.49 chs to corner stike on rail road vank mur,ed CG GC. N 712 £12.80 chto a pine stump marked GG GC. 8 16° E 3.50 chs to'a stake mirked CG GO, 8 66° W15.02.chs to the N W corner of the Union cletm. Set stake marked 6 GUC. 8 20° E9.78-chs to: the 8 W corner of Union chim Set stake marked CG GO.N 18>_E 2.46 eis, set a stake marked CGG@ C. 845° E 5,59 Ghs tuvs conrér of the racific cl»im, set astake marked CG GC. $164° E-5.61 chs to the line of Jonathan Moody’s claim. Set fatake marked CGO O,. N 86° W 435 chs to corner of J Movdy’s: ‘claim, seta stake marked GGO. 8 40 chs. Set astake marked CG G@C from which a black vak 6 im. dia bears\N 834° & 49 links distant. variation 17° 45" Mast. N 86% W20 cha to 44-atuke on line between Sections 3 and 4, Set suk: marked C@G CO. . South 39.62 cha to corner of Golden Gate claim. stake MarKed C G@GU frum which the corner common to Sections 3, 4,9 and 10 bears-due south 38 links distant. ‘Thence 18>*Hast, N. 76° W 14.78 cus to a corner of the.Guid Runclaim ‘Het stake marked UG @ Cy. & 596° W 8.70 chs along line of Gold Kun claim toa stake. inarked UGGC. N86%> W 692 chs on Gold ttun jine to a stukemarked 0 G GU. N.Q° gu’ E243 chson,Goid Run live toa stake marked CG GO. N69? W 4:44 chs on line ot Gold Kun to-@take marked C G GQ; N26%° 6.34 chs on_ line of Gold Kun to stake marked 0 @ GO. ~N 804% > W 6.10 chs on Gold Run line to a stake.varked C-4 GQ. N 19> W.8,60 chs to a corner of Moore & Co’s claims to an Oah stump markedUGG@ oc. § 84%> W 6.63 chs, on line of Mocre Co’scjaim toa stake marked C G@G O. 8 1° E 4,04 chains *on line of Moore’s claim to a stake marked 0. GG °C, North 88% W 10.82 chaing.on line of G Mackie’s iene to a stake murked OG G O, $ 25> W 2.49 chs on line of G Muckie’s gar den fence to astake marked C G@G@u. N 744 > -W 5 15 chains to the place, of Deginning -nd containing 363 80 acres and’ being &# portio of thie Wg of frac N W44 See 3 and 84g of See and N BY of section 4: Township 15 North, Rang#@10 ta t, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. No record of said lovation cam be sound, Adjoimmng claimants are owners of the Union; Pacific and Moody Placer .cluims or. the east, the ownersot the Moore & Co’s und Gold Run Plaver Mines on the South, dhe owners of the Gem Bay State and Uncle Abe Piacer Mines on the west. All perrons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present thie same before this Office within, sixty days from the first day of-publishing hereof. __ ‘tf. B MoFARLaND, Register. Chas, HW man, Atty, Sacramcitto. al6 NOTICE. PANO TAX PAYERS AND CONTRACTORS Notice is heraty given. at in accor \ Legislature of the Staie of ‘Califor! a the Cownty of Nevada,” E will seli at public ‘sule to the lowest responsible bidder, in otel, in the town of Cherokee. Bridyepor. Township, County afOresxid, on the 17th day of Cctuber, 1874, at 20%lock, P. M, a contract for consti ucting @ Ne oad, as folluws ;— Commencing at 2 point On the Ditch of the English Mining Co. at Ba’ Hill, in said Township, spauned bY a briuge, extending thence alony the line of survey 0: d new road, made by D. B Merry, County or of Nevada County, to a point. on “the . county road, extending from Nurth Juan to the town of Cherokee, between the bridge and Varney's Hotel, in said town of wherekee, said roud nut to be less than 12 teet wide at ny point thereon, graded in accordance with suid survey; three bridges 19 be constructed Ghereen ; one across the Kureka Lake Ditech, another across the Milton Mining and Wat.r‘o’s ditch, both of uid bridges to be constru-ted in a substential and workmanlike manner so as not te dame said dit-hes, and tobe covered with + inuch plank, 14 feetleag.: a Db ; be cen tructel at saik point near Hotel,-wr-tesands baid br dge tote 20: feet Spam between abutnents, 00 ieet in length, of govd durable materials und tube canstructed in # substantial and wWorknaulike manner, road and brides te be 6m before the Lith day and repaired to. and including the Mouse iu peeks es ai : CHN McCoX¥, Koad Commissioner, ~ Fuurth District, Nevada County, Cal DE. T B.ESMOND,Formerly of Washington, — AS removed to Nevada, and eolic ti the patronage of the citizens of Ne vadu and vicinity. Water Strect, three deers froma earner, #19}, . @ance with tbe provisious of alAct of the enmtied ‘‘sn Act to piovide for’ the locatien, consiructiun ind waint-nance of public urney'a i urvey eressen & Cut known as Lb. wovan & “hyah’s tail sluice : Said completed to the satisfuction of the Ruad Commissioner om bef of December, 1874, aud there fter kept in wood: travelin * order 4 it} iay at. the Court Rooinef said Probate Court Office and residence on our hots 10 chs fromthe age of Missouri mn, 1,20'c 2 . o tailings, $459 45° W 4.15. she tions te sect’ on (én Sécr 25 and 36. Tp 16 Nit \&.M DM 10chs West of corner com mon to Sects 26, 36. 30 and-“1, chs to a. %@0ak marked ‘Mo No 4” 5 45° 3 § ttrchrw torn live dik niark 0.6" WA 34> EB : 4 to a black oak 12 inches ‘iches in diameter, murkeéd ‘Mo No 6." .N 80> E 7,20chs, tos fir tree 24 inches d*a. marked ‘Mo No 7" standi’ gat the junction of the West side of Williams Kaviné with the south side of Missouri Canon.» 5 62> E6 0U chs running up the Wert side of Williams ravine tod a spruce tree 40 in dia, marked ‘*Mo No 8.” N 57> & 1.45 chs acroes Wisliems Ravine toa live vak 2G in dia, marked ‘‘Mu No9” st 1iding ou the hast side ot Willitms ravine, N 43° 30’ W547 chs toa black orK 8 in dia marked ““Mo,No 10” stunding at the jun: tion of the East side /of Willianis_ ravine with the south side of Missouri canon. N 55°. 30° £.11,21 chs. to the corner common to Sects 25 and 36, Tp 16NRKR, 9 East,und 30 and3l. Tp16N K10.KastM D B and M. NTI? 40’ £10 20chstoa live oak 16 in diamarked.‘‘Mo No 11” 8 88° 15’ E 13.81 chs to a spruce stump morked ‘*Mo No 12” N 5> 15’ & 3.65 chs tuxpiace of beginning and containing 19.51 acres aid being a‘ portidn of tue S3g of SW44 30.16 N 10E and S E \ of 8E% Sec 25, and NE 4% .of N Kk ¥ of Sec 36, Tp 16,NKR 9 Burt Mt-Diablo Base and Meridian. Sad location was: made abou the year 1854 by Joseph Chew, Robert Uhew and J. Kern, no record of which can now betound,. Adjoining claimants are ‘Rose & Duryea onthe North. Burk & McCarthy on the East. Stranahan & Cu.on the West and vacant landon,t.e South, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to priseut the gaine before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. f. B.McFAKLAND, Kegister. ¥ 0.H.Wyman, Atty sepl 2G SIG. Application for a Patent to a ~ _ Mining” Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICB, ' ; facr: mento, Cal., June 23, 1874 OTICE is hereby given that M. MeLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. N. MeLeod, J. G. Poor, J. D. McLeod, and R J. McLeod, whose Post Office-is You Bet, Nevada county, Cal., have made application for Patent for the McLeod Placer Mine, situated in Hunt. Mining District, Nevada County, California, and degen bed in the lat and field notes on file in this office as ‘ollows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundarics: Commencing at the éast corner of. the Clainat a stake marked M.‘L. P.M, (for McLeod Placer Mine) from whith a black oak 3 inchés.in ciameter. bears North 9> West 11 links distant. And the corgtr to Sections 24 and-25 Townships 16North Range 9 East, and Sctions 19 and’30,Township 16 North, Runge 10. East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, bearsSontli' 77S Hast 6.05 chs. distant, and run, Variation 18° Fast, 845° W, 0.56 chs. Small ravine 10 links wide course SE-and NW, 1.50°chs. intersect section line between sections 24and 26, 7 chs. west from the corner to Sections 24 and 25,19 and 30. 14.86 chs. set a stake at the original corner of the Claim, marked M.L. P. M. from which a spruce 20 in. dia, beurs South 51° 15° East 32 Tinks distant. Thence, variation 18> East, N. 404° W 2.39 chs, Small ravine 6 links wide N.and 8. 15.54 chs. small ravine 6 links wide, SW and NE. 16:64-chs,smeail ravine 6 links wide N-and 8. 22,29 chs. ditch 3 links wide E and W; 26.09 chs. ditch N and 8. 28.04 chs, small ravine SW and NE 382.29 chs. Set a stake for the west corner of the claim marked M. L. P. M. at the original corner of the claim, frora which a black oak 30 in. dia. bears S7i° EK, 34.-links distant. Thence variation 18° East, N, 384° BE. Rancees chs, ditch 3 links wide N and S? 12.76 cha, ditch 3 links wide N and 8. 13.36 chs. Set a stake at original corner marked M. L. P.M,, from which a black vak.10 in, dia. bears N 23° W 7 links distant. Thence 6n line of the Jenny Lind claim variation 18° East. 8.43 ° E 2.14 chs. ditch N-and-S. 8.14 chs. ditch N and 8. 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NE, ~24.64 chs. small ravine (dry) E and W. $0.79 chs. mining flume N and 8. 31.84 chs. same flume NW and SE. 33.29 che. ravine) SE.and NW. 33.64 chs. to the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 aerea.and being a portion of the SE , Sec, 24_& NE & of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said loeation was made May 10, 1873, by M. ‘McLeod, N. T. McLeod, A. H Cole, R. F. Mcbeod, G. A. Wanamack, ky McLeod, J. G. Poor;S. E. Wanamack, J.D. McLeod and R. J. Mcheod, and recorded in Nevada County Mining Records, book 5, page 399. Adjoining ¢laimantsare owners of the Jonny Lind placer mining. claim on the North ;mo other ciaims join >this one. p All persons holding any advytse claim thereto are hereby required to present the ‘ame before this oflice within sixty days ft ‘the first day of publishing hereof. ol3 T. B. MCFARLAND, kegister P. M TATE of Gal ia, County of Nevada. In Probate Cou Nevada county Calitornia. Inthe matterof the Estate of Phillip Baltz, deceised. appearing to the said Court_by the petition this day filed by Charles F. Schwartz, the tor of. the Estate of Phillip Baitz, prayin for an order of sale of rval an Sonal estute, that it is uccessury to aell t whole of the real and ;.eesunal estate to par expenscs-and charges of is wg ordered az, the Court that all persens rested in Astute of said deceased Pb before thé Probate Cour on Saturday, the l4tinday of Noveinher, A. D. 1874, at 10 o’clocg in # 6 furenoon of said in the city ot Nevada, t show canse why at least four succe. sive Weeos in. the Nevada Daily . ranscript, a newspaper printed . and published in said city and county, ‘Nevada City, Got. bth 1874: JUHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk.of the Count of Nevada. I John Pattibou, County Cler POTTEs-& SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial Street, é‘ RE xelling great bargai A ERY, GLASSWARE, Wa end VT "TOW SHADES. Y ovade. Lurid Jeb, LOTR fies, im CROCK.) — All PAPRR, of the County of Nevada-state of Ualitornia, and ex-officiu Clerk of the Probate Curt in toregoing to be a full, toue and currect copy ecal } said Court, thia 6th day. of Oct Nex ifhereby given, That. William.i. 2.84 cha, ditch 4 links wide. N and S. 6.921: the allowanceto the fumily, and the debts . . nistration. t . . PY an order should not.be granted to. the said Adiinistrator to seil-ull o tne real and state ot-the said. deceaa.d. And , a copy of this order be pablished and for said County, ao. hereby certify the of an original order, on file inthis, my of‘Ca LIFORNIA. INSTITU Ketablished by = > oe. J. C. YOUNG, {N 1850. No Cure, No Pay, Consultation, by Letter or ethe:YHIS UELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted success of 21 yearsgand has become one of. she m stcelebrated Institutions of the age, The great number annually received and cured, place it in point of number of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second PRIVATE DISEASES. eyo In Males and Irregularities in Females are the yreat destroyers of health. They insidiottsly-atteck the system, and, gradually undermine atid destfoy it; they: drive jhe bir-om f-om tlie cheek, the lustre from the eye the strength and vigor from the frame, tle} give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the race of ip PS oe marks can be seen in 3crofiila, Consumption: vcipples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and. the Insane. 4 MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles his dangers. ‘Those who have been treated with that pernicious _MINERsL POISON are not. cured ; the disgase bas assmned a new form, 2 Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, rhat leaves the poisor te craw! through the syrvém, eating-its_ way into the tis organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst outin the future with 4 yirnsnce that will baffle the effects of medicine ae SEMINAL) WEAKNESS. The young mab who experiénces thut growing weakness in his muscular and mew. tal organization should stop and consiu . whence ita rises/*"He-will tind in the weak,essof the back, trembling of the limbs, . disordered digestion, unaccountah.e failim: z uf the powers.of the mind, distaste for scciety, dread of immpénding trouble, foreboe:ings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivic-1s dreamis, accompanied by growin y viqafness, loss of muscular power, and niaaicrous-other syiiptoms of disorganizatio:a, -tne positive traces of that most terrible arid destructive of all diseases—Seminal Wea kbis hope of iife and manhood, and dreggi ng him along the broken path-of his existence, toward a premuaturesand loathsome grave, Co him who gnds his life dribbling ouf-in the discharge of the vital principle of existencein nocturnal and diurnal emissior s, the mere cessatiou vf the causes of its a psearance brings no relief. « Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one n° hope of cure; but adds to his misery i. the knowledge that the one who looks t> kim for so much of her happincss is a victim of his evit, and 4n ‘innocent coinpanioi. of his punishment. Headds to his miser: and disorder until hope leaves him. There ig no rescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physiclan whose practice and careful researcl: has made him thoroughly conversant with: every phase of the disease, Those who havi: become victims of solitary vices, that dreaaful, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytictand consumptives, and hundreds of untimey graves w th its misguided victims,should consult/wi aout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Qoctor would especially recommend um sell, eto. ‘Curenwithout hic of exposure. Peete cee “LADIES. with disease, and. } Metical or surgial eae ut ey pangs tf is there a physici * is fuliy com ee Doctor, anderstunding now fniperatively necessary ~ these reqairements are, feels called upon to { interpose, and by culling the attention of ‘. the dflicted to the tact that he has been a for ‘twenty Years, and is fully quaified to { administer in all cases, both medically and . surgically, not in’a superficial manner, but in ef thorough a manner as years of study and' practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from tire hands of the unqualifiéd unscrupulous, and designing. ‘Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in himone whocan feel and sympathise with andbefriend them introuble—one in whose secrésy the utmost confidence can be rlacee. To Correspondents. LETTERS.—Persoens of either sea, who wish-to consult the Docter; and who cannot visit the-city can, by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and agsurance of 4 cure at home.All letters returned or detroyed, Address, : BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D, No. 618 Sacramento Street>near Montgom ry. Box No 596, pee Application for a Patent to a < Mining Claim. ae eens United States Land Office, Sacramento. Cal, sept. 4th, 1874.4. ce is hereby given, that Edward Carney and _bembroxe Goodspeed, Wiese Post Ortice 18 Nevad@eity, Nevada County, Cal Lave made application for Patent forthe Curney & Goodspeed placer mine situate in Hunt’s Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Califg.nia, and deseribed in the plat aud notice on ale in this office as follows. viz; The E ¥ ofS W \ of N EX, Ss y¥ofS ¥of NEXofNE \yand8E \ of. Nb 4¢of Sect’on 24, Tp 16N ROE, and 8 % of 8% of N W & of N W\& Sec 19, We of 8 Ws of N. Wig-sec, 19, 16.N 10K, Tp. 16,N Ri0 EM D M. and containing 100 acres. Said location iscomposed of three sets of claims the Goug: Eye claims. locaEva ness—wasting away hispuwers, destroyi ag . Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases . ted Feb. 16, 1856, in the names.of R. CalaHunt’, Hill Jisurict, the Camden claim -at recorded, and the Alpha“laim, no record of which can be found was located in 1856. Sargent on the North, A. G. Turner & Co. on the South, te _adjoining claimants ‘on the East or West, s . Ail persons holding-any adverse claim thereto are bere by requiredto present the same before this office, within™sixty days trosa the first day of meee hereof T. B. MePARLAN D, Register. 41 Niles Searis, Atty. ' Assessment Notice. : ORTH BLUOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING CUMPANY, Location of oie pal piace of business, S«n brancis.o, Califcruia. Location of works, North Bloomfield, » County, California-—-Notice is hereiven that at a meeting of the Directors the Sixh day of Uctober, ment (Number Thirty Four) ({—-$1 00-—)-per share wae ot One Dol office of the campany, ‘San Krancisoo, California. . Any stock upen which. sai shall: remain unpaid on Tue day of November, 1874,shallbe ment shall be made before, way et al. and recorded in page 18, Records . Adjoining claimants are Jacobs & ; lewedmpon thecapital of com. pany, payable mediately, in United States. gold coin, tothe Secretary at the linquent, amd; will be duly advertised, for sele at publi: suction, aud unless pay-> will be sold 8 turday, November 28th, 1874, to pay. the delinquent assessinent, together with. cost tt MAIN STREET, NOKTH SAN JUAN. : ie prepared todo DENTAL WORK ina. , part of Nevada QGounty. Send name ond place of vesidenve, — ——=) 1s74. 06 4QHN PaPTISON, Clerk. ~f advertising and, «expenses. of sale. By order of the Board of. Trvstesz. ° THOMAS D&HBY., Secretary Ottice —No. 320 Sansome t, San Fraaeiweco, California, j . 7 DR. LEONARD, BBNTIST,. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures & Moderate Char, es. _ DR. W. K. DOHERTY» Medical and Surgical Institute. (Founded in 1853.] i No, 519 Sacramento Street, Oerner of Leidesdorff Street—{A few doors below the What Cheer House}* . >) ‘SAN FRANCESCO. Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, ~ Established expressly to afford the afflicted. Sound and Scientific Medical aid,in® < he Treatment and Cure of al!” Private and Chronic diseases, Casesof = =* Secresy AND ALL SEKUAL DISORDERS. B ' To the Afflicted. . De a W. &; DYHERTY RETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronag ,and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to cousult at his Institute-ior the cure of chronic diseasesof the Lungs,Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Discases. viz: Syphilis im all. its torms and stages, Semingl, Weak ness, and all the horrid consequences of self{-abnse, Gonorhea, Gleet, Strictures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissior+, Sexual Debility, Disegzses Of the Back 4nd Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kid_. neys,efe., and he, hopesthat_his long expe“20 THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES = 623 KEARNEY STREET, \o.asLISHED in 1854, for the treat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases is itr all its forms, Seminal Weakness, In. potency, ete. Skin Diseases (of yéars stunding) and Jcerated egs sac es ully. treated DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an. nouncing that he has returned from visiting the princupal H ls of Evrupe, and has resumed: prackice’at his Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner of Ccramer_sa., San Francisco, where his old: patients and those uiring his services may tad him, . ) returned ‘with increase. acitities fer the lleviation of husean siffering.

Hortible Diseases. }* How many.tleusands of persens, both “avflé Sid fermale, are there who are stuifering out a miserable existence from the-ct-abhorbe xuto the system ! their broken dowu constitutions, disqnalirience and successful practice will continue to insure hima share of public patronaye. f oy tL“ enjoyment of life. By'the practice of many years in Europe and the United States -he is enabled to‘apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all. kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct.and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in soviety._ All parties consulting him, by letter or othérwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit” Bs ee To Fema es. when a female is enervated or uffiicted with disease, us weakness of the back ‘and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power. palpitation of the heart, irritability, Dervonsness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria. sterility an dall other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write aut once tothe celebrated Female !octor, . W.K. Donerty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him_about. her troubles and diseases. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature To Correspondents; Patients, malé or female, residing in any . part of the country, h wever distant; who my desire the advice and opizion”of Dr. Doherty, im. their respective vases, and who think prvuper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to bolding a personal, interview, are respectfully assured that theirCUMMUNICA PIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular gruduate, and may be consulted with every confidence. If the ¢ate be tul-ly-and candidly—descriled, personal com-. munication will be unnecessary, a3 iivstructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatinent of the case itacif, (iuchading the cemedirs) will be forwarded without delay, and in “uch a manyér as to con.ey No idea of the. purport of the letter or parcel transmitted — a'd your conditivn require imnediate attention,send ten doliars, coin, for ‘that valu in currency} ‘by Mari or WrLts, Farco & Co.’6 'XpRrss, and a package of medicine will be sent to your add: ess with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by lk tter or otherwise, FREE. Permazent cure guaranteed or no pay. § perma torrheea. DR. DOHEKTY has just publishcd an important pamphiet, eubodying his own Views and experience in relation to Impotence or Virility, being & short treatise oa : permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, Neryous and Physical deb lity conseq «nt on this affection and other diseases of the sexual Orguns. This little work contain. information of the utmost value to all, whcther married or singh, a: d will be sent FKLE by mail on receipt of ix Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Aditress. W.K. DOHERTY, M. D., ° 824 Sun Francisco, Cal. No. 593, Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED SiATES LAND OFFICE, pacramenty, Cul., Aug 19th, 1874. ‘YP OPICE. is hereby given, That Henry Mellor, whose Post Uftice is Little York Nevada county, Cal. hus mude application for Pate tf rthe Baltimore Plucer Mine, situate in Little York Mining District, Nevaua county, California, anu described in the plat and field notes °s follows, viz :— Commencing at Post xo 5, of the upper part of Lower. Christmus Hill ciaim on lower ba. k of the-Littie York Compary’s divch at amoak stump tuarked (B P M) for Bultimoré-placer mine, from which a black vak }" 6 ip. dia bears N 74°15’ W 11 links dist and the wituess post to the curner of Sects 32 and 83 on Third Staudaru Nerth, lownship 16North, Range 10 East Mt Didblo Meriuian bears 8 2°%S W 21.11 chs distant-and run variation Is? East. Ns 06chs to a sugar pine stump 44 inches in diameter on lower bank of ditchs being the west corner of Station No7, of the Upper Christmas Hill claim 8 66° E 8.22 chs on sine of Upper Vbrist mas Hill claims to a post and ruck pile on south side of road. trom Little Yorx to Lowell Hi‘l. N 60° 20’ 2 10.37 chs on Jine of ‘Upper Christmas Hill tostatien.No2 of eaid ecluim, mark«d stake B P M, from which a ine 3 in dia bears 8 56° W 46 inks dist. 5 T%S E3.44ch> on line of Up;,er Christmas Hill cleim to Statio: No3 of said claim on East bank ef little dit.b trom which a cedar 30 in. dia bears 8 67° E 53 links dist. $215 W 12 chs. set a stake marked BPM rom which a black vak + in. dia bears nérth 30° 30° b:46 links distant, 8 454° E 15.50 chs down en N E side of sinall ravine toa stake marke* BP M30 links NE from ra vine, trun which a cedar stump 20 in dia bears N 30> W 15 links dist. 8 7T6%° E 93 chats toastake marked BP M from which a live oak 3 in. dia bears S 53° E 9 links dist. 8 3.05 chs to the % -ec stake on south b whdary of 8S:c 33, from which a corner of Goodner & 1 eatt’s Bear River claim bears due Kast on the Lhird standaro north 1.40 cis distiut. -h 53%> W 5,23 chs runnitg up the 8 decf ravine to a stake maar’ PM. N 50R W 15.80 chetoa stave amurked B from which a black oak 10in dia bears N 53° 30’ W 3S iunksdist. N 524° W 5.22 chs to Station No J, of the upper part of Lo er Christmas Hill cleime markea BP M, from which a : marked B't bears N 03° 30’ W 32 tia 8 ust, N 879 W 9.53 chs 0. line of upper part or Lower Christmas Hill claim o Station No 4 of said claim. N75° W4.91chsto place of bening and containing 19 52-100 acrewand a portion of theS 6 ot Section 33, ‘Township 16. North, Kange 10 East Mt Dia blo Base andMeridian. saiu location was made many years ago by diferent Compa ny’s, and no record of said locations can. be tuund. This applivant has had the claim recorded in the mining records of Nevadse Couuty, May 18, 874. Adjoining claimants pore owners of the upp r part of b-wer Ubristmas Hul oy the vo:th and owners of the '{ 01 Lower Uhtmistmas Hill claim a b red ey ¢luims adjuin. persons hg avy ad clair: thereto are he 4 a same betore the within sixty days, frou: the first day of a) ing pe: Bi * Attorney ane Counseior at Law ~~ AT BRICK OFFICE, , t Balt ugsor oraa lor sets ‘ef Feeth, 23 é “ p Front of tue Court House Nevadse City, fying them for the happiness of marrinye In this horrid situation thousands suffer watil death choses the scene Let parents, guwa.dians, friencis uae —ade private disease his especial study for yeers, and who is: certain to cure fur ruost inveterate. cases without mercury or injurious Aon It is important to these whoare afflicted, or tothose who are imter astcdintue welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing. their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the pub ¢ by using the names of eminent “physic 5 from Europe end other places, Be, therefore, carefal and make strict inguiries,or you may fahl igto the banes of those charlatans. Semimal Weakness.: Seminal Emissions, the consequence ‘of self abuse. his solitary vice, or depraved gexual indubgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost wn limited extent, producing with unesring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, auless cembasted by scientific medica! measures, viz: Sullow countenance, dark spots unde the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlng in the ears,“ noise like the rastling o1 leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, Weakness of the limbs, venfused vision, blumted inte)lecs, loss of confidence, difmderce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun seciety, less of memors. hectie ffushes, pimples and various ernptions about the fese, furred tongue, fetid breath, coucg s, consumption, night sweats, mondmanhis a1d frequen’ insanity. if relief be not obtained. persons’ so afilicted should apply immediately, either in n or by letter, and have a-cure effected his new and scientific mode of. treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and wadiealoure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Doliars to any one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured ot this complaint by either of the San Prancisco quacks, Be : Married Men, Or those who contemplate mavriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful muladies, should net forget the sacred respunsibility resting mpon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. , _ Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicimes way rely his assurance of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect uo more than to be charged witha fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the cixcustances . of the cases, rather than a tiv prevale tand nel” % practice of extortion umong quacks ard pretenders, Dk. GIBBON is responsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, ading himself to effect a radieal and peranent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. ; Persons at a-distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating case, smyptoms, time the disease has continned, and the “cine promptly forwarded, free from conntry, with full and plain direction for abe. coin, in ‘a-registered letter thromyu the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express.to any partof the Union. et.eet, conver Commercial, San Francisco. Post Off Bex 1957. <i Private ntrance on Commercial treet. Remem er to put BOX 895% on tBeteter. Consultations FREE. . a7 Correspondents will, please inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise ment in tae DatLy TRANSCRIPT. myl \ UMMONS,—State of California, County > of Nevada, es. In the Distri-# Court of the 14th Judicial District of the ‘The Peopie of the State of California send greeting-to Henry Powell, Patrick A. Fox‘arty)-William Fogarty, Jo n Thompson, Daniel Folsom, Charles Abbott, Rufus McEachern, Daniel Folsom, as Adimimistrator _of the i state of Freeman Folsom deceased, A. R. Terner, William ‘Folsom, John H. Hill, M, R. Edwards, BE. S. Hugill, George A. Ellis, James Peyier, O. W. Che ry, Da. vid Gower, Charles ‘Turner, Thos O’sulli-van 8, B, Caswell, Francis Coffey, Morten Algier, U. C. McLelland, Patrick U’Mcara James Caine, Owen Rice, John Doe, kich’ ard Roe. Kobert Roe, Wm Roe, Henry Koes . and Joseph Roe, defendants. You are here:. by r quired to appear in an action ‘ roughag: inst you in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District »f the State of California, in and forthe county of evada,on the 17 h day of April, 1874, by EGward Allison, Plaintiff, and to answer the compdsiut filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of service, afver the service on y u of this Summous—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District within twenty days: otherwise within forty days—or judgment wil) be takeu against you by default, accondiny ‘to “the prayer of said complaint. B; ingan action to quiet the title to a fertela, lot of ground situated Bridgeport ownship, in the county of. Nevada, and known as the ‘Allison claims,” wherein plaintiff prays for 2 decree of the Court de‘termining the title to said ground, that defenuants have no right, title or interest in said ep oe an br 9 aay ev ry ore of om ‘orever : asserting an: iin whatever, in orto sai premises we any part thereof adverse to the plaintiff. Aiso that plaintiff may have aga re: over his costs of this action, ali of which is fully Set 1.cth in ssid complaint to. which especial reference ishereby made, And you re hereby notified that if you fail to appear Regu ge OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY euch as Gondrrhes,Gieet, Stricture, Syphil> ye } ‘Phe Doctor has spared neithertime Lor . : ai pee . Obtained and increased when, allow woney in . ng OWS. sew Fomedies, Oe BAe . lesythan disability warrauts, but ogg tor . sioms are allowed to. Mrxicah and Florida . War sojdiers . State ot Texas has granteq }:Peusions to surviving . K. -volution. New Orleans and Mobile Prize. ~ length of , uamage and curiosity, to any part of the . By.-efididsing TEN DOLLARS in . Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney . tate of ' Calfornia, in and for the County of Nevada . Mary Quinn, Cal b Bowles, I. 8, Larue, . . em Pests are as Ng 34 Montgomery SAN-CEKANCISCU. nF the Republic in California and give prompt attention to the collections o . Additional Travel Fay, now due tor. Commercial; Saw Francisco. . 2nd Nevada Voluute:rs discharged morg . than three btindred miles trorh home, Soll ' diers can depend upon fair dealing. e, mation given frer of charg! enclose stump for reply and state compan and regiment and whether you have~, dj chirge. “Corgress ha duly 22d, 1-61 tor ti ree. cam be obtained tor services’ rendered be_ . fore 1855, but not for services. in the late wir, Pensions fur lute war and war of 1819 vetering, of’ Texas Money is nuw due and beg paid. W, Hy, Fert of secret mdulgences,; or faom virus . Aik: h-nlso attends to Genetal Law and Co}. Look at their . pallid, e:.aciated and disfigured faces and action Bu-iness. jy93ra ' Assessmeit Notice. NY. ovation/of prinvipal place of onsiness, Sai Francikco,.Calitornia. VV tome GULP MINING COMPA. To: . extion of Warks Nevada © Re heattend ‘any of, those who are sufferi.g . > County, California. with anv of. these horrible life destroyig . malsdiea—see that they ase cared for and . cured hefore it Ve too 1iver< Seat ten im . mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician Who N ticeis hereL, givin thatuta meeting of the Buurd of Trustees of suid) Company heid on She 30th day .of Septe. ber, A.D 1974, an assessusent of forty (40) cents pen share wes-dexvaed ujpofiethe capital stock of the corporation, puyxble immediately in, United States g ld coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, No: 410 Monte §urmery Street, San Frauvisco, Cal. Auy stock upon whith Gail assessment shall resnain unpaid on the Becond da of November, ,1874, shall be deemed de. lingm nt, and will be duly advertised for gale, at public auction; and unless payMent shall be ma te before, will be sold on Monduy, the 23d day-of November, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together: with cost of advertising aud expenses of . sale.’ Sa ‘ By order of the Board of Trustees. W. J. GUNN, Secretary. Office, Boom 2, ti t 3an Francisco, Calitoruia. . hae eg sate of California, County iy of Nev.da, 85: In the District Court of thr Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevada. fornia send grécti:g-to_,hmily Champion, Defendant, You are hereby required to ap. pear in an action vrogit : the District Count of the Fourteenth Judicial District ot the state of California, in aud. for she County of Nevada, on the 5th day of October, 1874, by Joseph Champion, Plaintiff, aud to auswer the complaint filed therein, within ten. days (exclusive of the @ay of service) atter the service on you of this Surumons -if served within this county; or, if seryed out of this county, but jn this District, within twenty days; other. wise, Within forty days—cr judgment will be taken agvinst you. by defzult, accordi to the prayer of suid complaint. Being action for the ‘dissoluti.n of the bonds matrimony, alleved tu exist between Plaih., tit! and. yourselt, o. the ground of desertion, afb.of which is more fully set forth in said, complaint. Asi And you are-her-by notified that if you faittoappear ald a:swerthe said com. plaint as above requ red, the said plaintiff will apply 'o the Cuurt for the relief there. in detaanded. At paca oem Pattison, Cierk ot District~Ccurt aforesaid,do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office,. in the city of Nevada, om the *Sth day of October, A. D. 1874, : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. C. Taylor, Atty tor PLff, , 06 Nu 602. 4 Application fora «atent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, S. cramenté, Cal. Sept. 22, 1874 ls wie is hereby given, That Charles : '. Bates, Henry i’. Wilkison, Josiah vV. Harroun and Henry Randolph, whose Post Uflice is Wasuingtot, Nevada County, Cal. have madeappli ution for Patent for the Local Option Flacr nine, situate in Gold Hili Mining District, .evada Counfy, Califoruia, anu described in the plat and field no ¢s on file in this cfflce as follows, viz : situated on surveyed land, being the 8S 1-20f N 1.2. 0f S$ 1-20: N W1-4,81-20f 8 L of, N W 1-4 und N 1.2 of N J.2 of N 1-2 of): 5 W 1-4 Sec 14, ‘Township17, North, Tange 19 Kast, Mt Diabio B:ise and Meridian and. containing 80 act. s Said location was made Aug. 16, 1874, by these applicants and duly recorded in book 5, pages 46] and 462, rec. _ ords of Mining Claims «f Nevada County. Adjvini.g claimants are on the West the ¢'ainis of William Folkes atid on the North Eost and Sout.) the land if unoceupied and unclaimed, All persons heiding any adverse claim thercto are hereby required to present the sine before the Kegister.and Receiver, Sacrament), California, withinsixty days from the first da) of publishing hereof. T. B McFAKLAND, Register, 3, D. White, Atty fur Applicant. 06 . Notice te Cred.tors. N the matteroi the hstate of James P. Hoburt, deceased. Lay Probate Court, Nevada County. Notice ix hereby given. by the undersigned Adininistrator of the Estate of dames P. Hob :t, deceased, to tho cr.ditors of, and to all persons ‘having claims agd4ius the said deceased, to exhibit them With the necessary vouchads within fourmonths after the first publication of this frotice,to the said Administrator at the law office of_ iles Svaris, in the City ef Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada. : ~ GEO. W. HOBART. __ Administrator of the.Kstate of James P. Hobart, deceased. Stal Niles Searls, Atty. al4. Xotice to Creaitors. I the matter of the Estate of W. W. Frisbie, decease. Notice is hereby giver v the gee bar Adwinistrator of the a lpg 1 wn aims , Ab us ha against the said deconed to poker them with the vouchers, within four mupths after the first publication of this notice, to the ssid Administrator at the 1¥ office of Niles Searls in Nevada City, in the sountv of Nevada. Dated Sept. 7th, 1874. J. JACOBS, Administrator of Estate of W. W, Frisbie, deveased. : Nilesqeurls, Atty. pens ee OBSTAC.Es TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN iru {he eff cts of krrors and Abuses in early hfe. Manhood restored. ImpedV H. ALK bt As Atsorney at Law. and e Cjmmander of the Grand Army‘g¢ California’ : t Infor. When Writing, disextended the time for filing claims for additional Bounty yp_ der Act of Jury 28, 1866to dunuary 1875, gy, ail sch claims must be made before that time. Originat Bounty of $100 has been aj. lowed atl volumtecrs who enlisted before Tee. years, if not paid the same -.en discharged, Land Warrants. pen. No. 410 Montgomery St., The People 6ftlhe State of Gali: : ’ NE a ay P, BROW) rea A Transcript : TERM ‘One Yéar—in _ Six Months, . Phree Months ’ Per week, T Rates for Ad tet insertion ; #equent inser wertisers, OTIC! NAFFZI -copartnershi p : ‘under the firn Tee And will cont at the old star COMM. They will k very best of Ba “MEATS SAUS: gaitst-you“ta-— In testimony whereof,. 1,. John. “BAC ‘GER are um eat the pe Nevada City TOLL ] , THE UNI Gepharx ‘Valley to Gras wthe ridge to tthe county r unore or less, price. This gives a ment which v the purchaser nizh employm for Terms a + seplo-tf BROAD . AMES.CC ‘ ways-sup: PORK, MUTT Orders filled vered at thei Give me aca Nevada, Mar THE AWN 412 Call sLondon Offic :. New York Age 21 Broad ‘Capital Sto , TLL rece s make © <¢changeand Bu} Letters of Cred FREDERI ls IGN, mnt THARVAE Consulting bet. Sutter are open and M FERDE _AVILe aminin: -chusetts Infirm pularity is . of al ulous diseases. venereal prostr pot : Ne b 8. and ajswer the sald complaint as abowe re-. of ieumene Rew cok oats seme AS trong = japtaracting tention ‘pply to the . dies. Books and circulars sent free, i © Boiler 54 —— + Comeneee. svaied env . Adviress HOWARD AS im. tubes. Hots Naa} piu testimoux whervot, 1, John SOCTATAGM Ne, atk tence weit stitehs One Engine 1 _pReal 4 Eattison, Clerk of Dintrict Court . Philadelphia, Pa,—an im: titution baving § & Co, Ban Frat Fi woreseid, do-hereunt~ set my hand . high, reputation for honorable. conduct #24 Two Bo lers, aud impress the Seal of suid Court, at office riteetnaal skill ee 3 In. tubes. yom — Nevada; on the 28d day of . “———: ae Six 5 .atamp B . oteon ao, dOEN PATTON. cert. . EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. non Gusw, ots ‘Byrne snd J, B. On. nevessary Attorneys. week: Commercial Sineet,, Mewbtes.' This machines ; a AMES MONRO having. opened a. met ander. Apply t ee eae See ss Va ‘9, 8upply custumers i vecialty—Diseases ef Women and ‘oui quality of Beet, Mu.toa. Pork, Veal, corel > drew, paz. . Bees, Vorued Pork,ec., at the lowest price rahe’ as